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Testing, testing....Review Wednsday!

I don't want to become just another review site.(there are plenty that do that.) But I just wanted to try this review thing, for once. If reviewing isn't my thing, then maybe I'll keep away from it.


The Comings and Goings of TCW.
 Some of you are going "NOOOO! Not TCW again!" I know some of you think its juvenile and messes with pre-existing canon(and it does.) But yes, there are 10+ viewers who watch it for the sake of canon. Come on, we're looking at 4+ seasons here. If you've got the time, at least watch it for the sake of Star Wars.


Last week's episode: Corruption  Watch it on SW.com now.
Corruption was one of those "character development" episodes, with not THAT much to do with the Clone Wars. But it did a good job at character development. 


I hated Satine in Season 2, period. I was disappointed they were going to continue her. In Duchess of Mandalore, she seemed very confused and indecisive. And I wished they would leave Mandalore alone and go find another planet to pick on.  But Corruption had me thinking, hey,  maybe she's not so bad after all. She's joined the ranks of Star Wars signature tough girls. It's obvious she genuinely wants peace and cares for her people. She seems a little naive about corruption in government, but it's evident that she's hopeful to stomp out corruption in Mandalore's government.   Maybe Mandalore isn't a peaceful island in the midst of war anymore.


Coming up: The Academy

Preview:




  I still wish they would leave Mandalore alone, but this episode goes deeper into Mandalore's schools and debuts(for season 3)...........AURRA SING!!! Awesome! Sounds like a good episode. Lots of action!


(Who else forsees Mandalore joining the republic?)








PS. I think I'm going to do a little article on where to start reading in the EU. What do you think? Any suggestions?
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  1. EndorOctober 13, 2010 at 5:20 PM

    Mandalore is totally joining the Republic.
    I loved this past episode. If Padmé's in it; it instantly becomes a favorite of mine. ;)

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  2. Alex JohnsonOctober 13, 2010 at 8:11 PM

    Great post. I like the review, even it is more of just a commentary. Also, the new template is nice and clean.

    Oh, and even though TCW is technically a kid's show, as a complete and utter Star Wars freak, I can't not watch it! :P

    And lets face it, it can entertain children and adults alike.

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  3. MigillicuttyOctober 14, 2010 at 6:46 PM

    Yeah, I'm not a Clone Wars fan. I find it blasphemous. I mean, really ANAKIN NEVER HAD A PADAWAN!!!
    And the voices aren't right.

    I love the books though :)

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  4. AmaranthineOctober 15, 2010 at 8:26 AM

    Thanks to TCW, now he did. Ahsoka will probably die before the series ends, because she didn't appear in Revenge of the Sith(obviously.)

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